Using Variable in StrContains ?

kasikadam · **Author**

I would like to use a variable in strcontains like;

Code:

public Action blablalbla(int iClient, char sCommand[512])
{
	int time <= 0
    if (StrContains(sCommand, "%d", time) != -1)
	{
		PrintToConsole(iClient, "Blalblabla");
		return Plugin_Handled;
	}

Bobakanoosh · *Last edited by Bobakanoosh; 10-06-2017 at 01:50.*

You cant use strContains like that. It's defined as:

Code:

int StrContains(const char[] str, const char[] substr, bool caseSensitive)

str is the string your checking,
substr is the string you're looking for in str,
caseSensitive is true or false, and just decides if it needs to be case sensitive or not.

If you want to check for time as the substring, you'll need to make a string and format it as so. To do so:

Code:

char sTime[128]
Format(sTime, sizeof(sTime), "%d", time)

Then, do:

Code:

if(StrContains(sCommand, sTime) != -1)

Wasn't quite sure what you were asking but hopefully this answers it.

kasikadam · 10-06-2017 , 02:03 Re: Using Variable in StrContains ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bobakanoosh

You cant use strContains like that. It's defined as:

Code:

int StrContains(const char[] str, const char[] substr, bool caseSensitive)

str is the string your checking,
substr is the string you're looking for in str,
caseSensitive is true or false, and just decides if it needs to be case sensitive or not.

If you want to check for time as the substring, you'll need to make a string and format it as so. To do so:

Code:

char sTime[128]
Format(sTime, sizeof(sTime), "%d", time)

Then, do:

Code:

if(StrContains(sCommand, sTime) != -1)

Wasn't quite sure what you were asking but hopefully this answers it.

I think that will do the work thanks!